Jason L Beliles

[Verso 1] C G Drove through the silence, red dust in my hair Am F Wheels rolling westward, without a care C G Zion rose like a painting, carved by God’s hand Am F That Climb into the sky above C G Covered wagons, Capitol Reef Am F History whispered in cottonwood leaves C G Bryce held the sunset, fire on stone Am F We kept on driving, we were far from home [Refrão] C G Desert light and playoff nights Am F Hiking trails and Pacer fights C G Bright moon burning, stars so far Am F Like echoes in a mason jar C G The rain came down, but we still ran Am F Through Arches and then Canyonlands C G We were wild, we were free Am F C With the whole red rock sky over me [Verso 2] C G Sunburned shoulders, packs on our backs Am F Every mile earned on those long dirt tracks C G We drank in the silence, the air so thin Am F Heard our hearts and our souls in the wind C G Wrote our names in that dusty ground Am F Laughed like kids with no one around C G Slickrock tops and moonlight strolls Am F Sleeping under the stars even as they fall [Refrão] C G Desert light and playoff nights Am F Hiking trails and Pacer fights C G Bright moon burning, stars so far Am F Like echoes in a mason jar C G The rain came down, but we still ran Am F Through Arches and then Canyonlands C G We were wild, we were free Am F C With the whole red rock sky over me [Ponte] Am G Some trips stay in your bones F C More than pictures ever show Am G And the further we go down the road F G The more that desert feels like home [Refrão] C G Desert light and playoff nights Am F Memories burning warm and bright C G Bright moon rising, trails behind Am F But that desert sun still fills my mind C G The rain came down, but we still ran Am F Through Arches and then Canyonlands C G We were wild, we were free Am F C With the whole red rock sky over me We were free It’s were my mother spoke to me We were free